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... gent, to be enhgn, rice John Pcdey- Geo. Frafer, gent, to be enfign, vice pt-nioP—Robert Kobinlon, gent, enfign, vice Thomas Hardy. 4,Sth. John Gordon, gent, to enhgn, , :th. Captain John St. Lcgei, of the battalion of the 73d foot, captain, vice Colin ...
... containing ;A. IR. tyP. will fit Paid Drew. -hi let; of the Interrif fold, THF. Houfe, No. 15, St. Fruncis-ftrcit, where Mr. Thomas Hardy carried on the Woollen-drapery Bitfinel-- in very estt-nfive Manner for many Years, and heih}; the bed Standing laid Street ...
... Mr. and Mr. Atkinfon, Mcfi. Moore, and Howard, failed h: the Irevor, Cannier, for Faikgatc. M Mf. r.] few Days ago, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Timber-mcichant, to Mils Magee, of leckm-y. in ll'.e C'ounly if ('arlow. i).i o.j few at Carlow, Anthony h,i'p, Mr. John ...
... *7lth. Thomas Frederick Mackenzie Humtcrtfon be major, foib. Enfign Falknor Hope to be lieutenant— U«ei Gibfon be enfign. War-office, March 17, 1779. Regiment of dragoon guards. Lieutenant James p,tha!o to be captain—Cornet Thomas Cha. Hardy to be lieutenant ...
... Ditto. Cornet and Major Peter Hawker to Second Lieutenant and Lieutenant Colonel, vice James ■O'A ' , Ditto; Guidon and Major Thomas Dolour P.nton to b. Cornet and Major, vice I'eter Kyves Maw- Dnto, Exempt and Captain illtam to be Guidon and Major, ' ice ...
... they are now cruifing between the Edyftone and Plymouth, in order to intercept any reinforcement being lent to Sir Charles Hardy. If the wind fhould continue in the prefent point, (eaft) it will afford the enemy the faireft opportunity, to land any number ...
... (who arrived exprefs frora Sir Cha. Hardy, on Wednefday fe laft) tothe levee at St. when he was prefented to his Majefty by the k rd in waiting, oS? and molt ‘gra- cioufly received. Extra& of a letter from Sir Cha. Hardy, to bis brother- in-law, Mr. Hake ...
... fe-row, Dublin. They will bear Carriage the rnoft dilfant Parts of Ireland. Hie peculiar Abe Cabbage, Royal hardy French Lettuce, Seeds ate juft Hardy Orange French Turnip, landed. With every Rind of Autumn J He will engage the Lettuce to (land the levered ...
... meet with great Encouiagement and a git at Advantage, as he will not fmnifh any other Perl'on in Dublin. March 2, tyS. '• ' THOMAS MASSEY, Higk-ftf«et, Doblld, No.sS,bcge Le»ve to Friend;, tod the Public, that for greaitr Convenience ot carrying on his ...
... guards. John Smart, gent vice Hobert Venables Hinde. Rovsl*, ift battalion. Enfign Thomas Frafer to b. Jienfenanf, vice George M'Murdo— Lumidainc rent, be enlign, vice 'Thomas Kraler. Rlfgimenrof foot. Enfign Philip Bainbrigge lieutenant, vice John Murray ...
... then »crv S'ck ; rub them down with Straw lea lor that i«rve» keep ihcif Bo- bv herfp,ration; let them 111ongf tne no jn tt. Thomas Wood, the two Per for be.ng one of the . Comb, r .on .or,ned ..mng and _ fold Cnmbinators. who gave Exa.ntnaanother or yvl ...
... regiment with great cor- were appear otf Lizard, where in nil diality and politenefs. Strangers are exceedingly wel- : admiral Hardy was; this was to amide our attention, come here, on account the want of agreeable fd- and the troops of Havre were have fdr ...